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Arch Enemy: Tyrants of the Rising Sun - Live in Japan

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This is great live footage of the band. the behind the scenes stuff is a little dull in comparison. overall, well worth it!

I have tons of concert videos from many different genres of music and this is one of the best I've ever seen. Definitely in my top ten. The overall production is amazing. This surpasses Live Apocalypse and I've watched it probably fifty times. I never thought I would say that but there are more cameras that cover more angles, better lighting by far, better timing, better editing, more of a sense of actually being there and the sound is incredible. The stage is wider and open and Angela takes advantage of every inch of it. There is simply just more entertainment on this DVD. One scene with Angela and Sharlee headbanging together standing in front of Daniel's drum kit is a hoot. There are so many epic scenes like that. You'll want to watch them over and over. And the most important part, the band is dead nuts on. I mean ON! The Amott brothers, what a team. You have to see it to believe it. Man they can play. And the fans in Japan absolutely adore this band. They reeeeeeaaaly get into it. You will love this concert! Who cares about the interviews, (though I enjoyed them), when you have a concert like this!

This DVD is simply amazing. If you like heavy music, heavy metal- you will love this. Great songs, great playing- excellent sound and picture.
A must have for music lovers. I can watch the entire concert and at the end I'm ready to start it over again. Angela Gossow is fantastic, what stage presence and what a voice. Buy this- but it now.

it buys it for a gift and it is very well, they gave good commentaries me and is a product that recommend.
good concert.

Very good concert and very well shot DVD. Includes a couple of versions of the promo video clip for "Revolution Begins" and one for "We Will Rise". Also, a documentary on their Japan experience, which was a bit slow paced but interesting nonetheless. The Japanese are crazy for Arch Enemy. The Japanese have good taste on that regard.

This is the best Arch Enemy live performance. The production it's amazing, nice sound, excellent image. This band made a great work with this release.

It's an amazing concert, for those who enjoy Arch Enemy it worths every cent. :)

Any fan of Arch Enemy needs this item... Great song selection that differs from their last DVD, and the plataform-- Japan is simply awesome.

If you are discovering music I recommend this as well. Best Melodic-Death Metal band.
The songs are worth the money, the video quality and camera work are pretty polish and I think is a great DVD overall.

This is the best live show I have seen in a lot of time!!! I Bought this cause I went to a Arch Enemy Show this year, and was so amazing to see this band, that I have to Have This inmediatly!!! grat Songs, AAA quality, Good extras...An Awesome Show...If you like Metal, you have to buy this!! Angela...what a Voice!!! F*** Metal!!!

If you've seen the Live Apocalypse dvd from 2006, you already know this is worth getting. Having developed an insane following in Japan, Arch Enemy thought what better than to film a show there. I'm glad that they once again chose to hire Andy Sneap to do the audio mix as he always knows how to make a live recording sound perfect, as he did on the previous dvd. To see the Amott brothers back in action after Christopher left in 2005 is awesome. Fredrik Åkesson was good while he was in the band, but he's better suited where he's at in Opeth. Seeing Chrisopher playing on the dvd is almost like he never left. Fans that loved the drum solo on the last dvd will be pleased to see it again, as well as guitar solo sections from both Michael and Christopher. There aren't a lot of extras here like on Live Apocalypse. Go figure, this is 1 disc, that one was 2. You get a documentary on the band's tour of Japan which features interviews from everybody including Burrn!, Japan's leading metal magazine. It also gives insight to their rise in popularity in Japan. Music videos include two versions of Revolution Begins (original and band version), and I Will Live Again. It would have been cool to see another Gear Talk feature, but regardless, everything is satisfactory. Need I mention that this is also available on 2 cd's? I strongly recommend fans get both the dvd and cd.